Bribery and extortion: Can restaurants help?

2025-01-02 Classification：Philosophy Click()
Author：Zucker, A

Article Title：Bribery and extortion: Can restaurants help?

Abstract：
Examples of tipping suggest that the distinction between tipping, bribery and extortion call be questioned. Some well known ideas about bribery will not work if extended to tipping and, indeed, these analyses may founder whether or not tipping, bribery and extortion merge. I suggest that more case study analysis as well as a discussion of the relationship between character and actions are needed.

Keywords: bribery; extortion; tipping

DOI: 10.1007/s11948-000-0047-6

Source：SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING ETHICS

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